LAW-GAT MCQs

Pro bono work can improve access to justice.
It remains subject to the same competence and ethical duties.

Independent judgment protects the client and legal system.
An advocate must resist improper pressure.

Competence requires preparation and appropriate legal ability.
An advocate should decline or obtain help for matters beyond capacity.

Diligence requires reasonable care and timely action.
Unjustified neglect may prejudice the client.

Truthfulness is essential to adjudication.
An advocate must not knowingly mislead the tribunal.

Professional rules restrict coercive or deceptive client solicitation.
The aim is to protect clients and professional dignity.

Zealous representation remains subject to civility and law.
Personal hostility undermines justice.

Mandatory withdrawal applies where representation becomes unlawful.
Withdrawal must follow procedural and client-protection requirements.

Fee arrangements must comply with applicable professional rules.
Improper financial interests can distort judgment.

Clients need information to make informed choices.
Communication is part of competent representation.

Misconduct may include dishonesty, conflicts, neglect, or improper influence.
Disciplinary consequences depend on seriousness.

Unauthorized one-sided communication threatens due process.
Both parties should have a fair opportunity to be heard.